The surprise music thread for snotty people.

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being a proper ddouche starts with knowing music no one listens to..

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Publicado originalmente por Prince Kaine:

For french speakers, because the lyrics are just great:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBRDQMsBEsM

PUNK IS NOT DEADDDDDDDD

The biggest french punk is Phillippe Katherine.
slapping children is quite punk.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZCYRpEgows

recommended to all non french, though you will not understand a single word, you' ll have access to the french mind through the explicit video.

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Publicado originalmente por Alby:

I love songs like this while playing Mordheim, especially when myself "keeps rolling on and on" to hit the impressive of the enemy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9o1W4IXH0wc&list=PL4f23Uj-HB0eMaEksA5-L0OZcFJuqeEY4&index=7

this will fit you

i think its pretty popular but just in case

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxJFjO4Skgo

its about the only good song from this group sadly.

you also have this, and it has the advantage of having 4 albums of it: "rolling on pissed off funk"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlIBVE7FOag&list=PLH7R9rXhaVHCwlA7l-vMWWTatX2Jvkr6g

[Alby]

That's indeed nice music. Thx for sharing.

Btw, for those interested in early punk. Search for Los Saicos Demolicion. Think it is from the mid 60ies. I am atm at work, so can't link it.

[Mikey]

Well this thread took an odd turn. Probably Wyrdstone-related.

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Publicado originalmente por Alby:

That's indeed nice music. Thx for sharing.

Btw, for those interested in early punk. Search for Los Saicos Demolicion. Think it is from the mid 60ies. I am atm at work, so can't link it.

I love those obscure countries rock bands.
In every country there's one that just could have made it up front were they to sing in perfect english.
And sometimes music could have skipped a few years were they to have been known.

today: PERU

these guys are pretty good, i like them.

sounds like the beatles copied a lot, same for the pretty things.

that's a fair bunch of dirty muchachos there.(yeah, i know, not mexicans)

i write while i have it on, salvaje is ahead of its time clearly, the more i listen, the better i find them.

thanks :), theyare in my library now.

el entierro de los gatos is cool too, keeps on getting as good.

EDIT; i love them. they even are psych when it wasn't a thing yet.

[Alby]

Perfect music for a decent booze-up.

[Alby]

...and now something completely different:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KbqaymxnUM

play it louder, one of my favs, though not common taste...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTGpJKdcCJo

lorn is epic

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if we're on electro, i have this for a stupidly pleasant zombie apocalypse 80s feel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTSNlBgYOw0&list=PLE_gf-l4__1iND4ZQwIogppeDgwN3WcB7&index=2

[Alby]

John Carpenter is one of my favorite directors. And I know he made the OST for his movies. This track reminds me... that movie with the abandoned police station.

But this song in particular wasn't found from me before. Nice.

Another tip in this direction:

Furi OST
Hotline Miami OST

[Sultan.Vodka The Great]

The thing I hate is it seems they only have one background music

[Alby]

Ah, I was wrong, the abandoned police station theme was this one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGME6jCwqw0

[Alby]

Publicado originalmente por Sultan.Vodka The Great:

The thing I hate is it seems they only have one background music

You mean the Carpenter movies?

[Alby]

@happy, as I noticed you are from France, so I am pretty sure you already know this Bluefunk?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kKZxbgBL68

[4spryt]

First off, love the new thread title. =)

Secondly, your musical knowledge is astounding. I'm curious if your exposure comes primarily from online sources or do you own many of these recordings? Is your audiophilia virtual or physical?

I really enjoyed the Gal Costa album, the link I found had many of her other albums so I'll check em out and then try to track down the real thing. (Honestly I can't stand listening to things on Youtube (I hate commercials/advertising), but it is a great way to share and get to know something new.

Yep, I do enjoy "Indus-Krautwork-minimalist-dada". I actually own a recording of Marcel Duchamp which is a spoken word and performance album; also a double disc of Futurism and Dada recordings by artists like Russolo, Marrinetti, Tzara, etc.

Dada is the original punk I think.

Great selections everyone!

Highlights for me...

Katerine, Liberte. Yes! Vive la France

The Budos Band. I misread it as Bilbos Band for a second (maybe it's the wizard lol). Then I thought the music should be in a film that is Lord of the Rings meets the Magnificent Seven.

EL Huervo. Alec Empire live.

Lorn. Impressions of Autechre

Escape from L.A. The Flash Soundtrack by Queen.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Q_pgveRv8E
Listen to it alongside Escape from L.A.

Something totally different...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjCnI50m6g4

Speaking of attitude as being punk...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=St_egZE0Jz4

Willie never seemed to make it to stardom but many who covered his songs did.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qt9TOISfnHk

Early Autechre, what Lorn brought to my mind.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46coa2eib8o

[Alby]

I am a big fan of music of all kind, it has almost a spritual meaning, like meditating. I was lucky, my aunts (I have 6) have been real hippies and so I was able to listen very early to high quality non mainstream music. My music knowledge is based on tape, vinyl, cd and meanwhile mainly on soundcloud, youtube and a decent radio channel here in germany, which claims to be the channel for music discoveries (and it is not untrue).

Nina Simone is one of the best female singer ever imo. RIP. One of my aunts is a big fan of her, she was visiting a concert in the middle 80ies in Zürich and keeps telling us, it was the best live performance she ever witnessed.

Thx for sharing Autechre, went in my next DLC list. Quite spherical sound, early ambient. I love 'Eggshell'. 'Nil' I already know, but wasn't aware of the artist.

One source for me for new music meanwhile are videogames. Games like Bastion, Fallout New Vegas, Ori, Furi, etc. I bought mainly because of the music.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4s3b5OR2YhE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPArO-OI_3U